2014***ObamaCare***2014

IS IT FEBRUARY 28th YET? Just to refresh your memory:

According to Boilerman's friend, a really dishonest guy named Nick:


And at healthcare.gov: Family Coverage >> Health >> Illinois >> Cook or Du Page counties >> Person #1 age: 54 >> Person #2 age: 53 >> Person #3 age: 19 >> No employer health coverage available >> $100,000 income (no subsidy available), the OBAMACARE price:

Anyone seen this commercial?

Whats the ratio now of people who truthfully claimed to spend more under Obamacare to those who lied about spending more? The critics need to find a new point of attack. This one (like the ones before it) has gone the way of the death panels.

You've expanded!, from not only saving quotes and screenshots on some folks, you now have a little calender started, you are the coolest. Now only if you started another alias on here, you would be THE DUDE for sure. I know that woul;d consume your entire life and asking a lot but I think you could swing it..really..I do.

J

forky - what obamacare program did you sign up for?

Studies are showing that less than a million people who were uninsured have signed up for obamacare. We have upended the entire health care industry for less than a million people.

Most of the promises for this program were not kept and there have 38 changes and delays to the program

The overly emotional reaction to Obamacare is the only "upending" I've seen. Like this:

Over 5 million policies were cancelled. Those that were not cancelled have seen premium increases. 38 changes and delays to the program. Companies are unable to budget health insurance costs as the rules change daily.

Las Vegas casino unions are threatening to strike over increased insurance costs

Honestly, I don't know why conservatives are having such a hard time finding Obamacare failure stories. I know firsthand how shitty it can be.

As we've long documented, your problem isn't with Obamacare at all.

Your problem is with the very notion of health insurance. You don't like it, all health insurance sucks to your eyes. We get it.

There are so few people who share your bizarre view that, until we complete our transition to single payer, your attitude will remain completely inconsequential.

Not sure if the Medicaid expansion would help you or not...but there might be some light at the end of the tunnel in Indiana on this front. The state budget is falling short by millions of dollars and Governor Pence is being faced with some tough choices going forward. Raising taxes is the last thing he will do. The low hanging fruit may very well be to expand Medicaid like he should have done in the first place.

Governors have bigger responsibilities than legislators. They have to manage money. Nothing makes an idealouge deal with reality more than money. Our governor is a slow learner...but he's not an idiot. Indiana will come around. I'm more worried about Texas.